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[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

screw that New Zealand accents are freaking sexy!!!

 

Oh, I just ran out of likes!! Really, they are?

 

LIKE!

 

I'm pretty talkative on chat but like you, Raps, I get quite when I'm really concentrating but I also get the giggles when I'm dying.   

[Tishina]

well, with spoken english i feel comfortable enough, because i got some time to think about the sentence, run the spelling and grammar check in my mind before i actually "speak it out". and i don't need to worry about the accents (: tho i like the way i speak, i try to sound as proper like a native ang speaker as i can (influences of vgames and tv series (: )

 

I tend to sound fairly standard English...as long as I'm thinking about it. If I have a drink or two, you may be exposed to my southern hillbilly accent.

 

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[Iceyone]

Scotland aswell, I'm one of those people who pick up accents really easily just from talking to people, I never ever mean to be rude, it's never deliberate, it just sort of happens. I'm from just outside Edinburgh, married a Glaswegian and moved to live in the Scottish Borders so my accent is all over the place lol the biggest problem people have with me is the speed I talk at, I tend to go off at a hundred miles an hour especially if I'm excited about something lol

[Adela]

I tend to sound fairly standard English...as long as I'm thinking about it. If I have a drink or two, you may be exposed to my southern hillbilly accent.

 

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I think we have some badarse accents up in here this is going to be fun

[Potato Cat]

English, but proper, Northern as **** English!

[alwayshungry]

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[Adela]

Funny, i can understand Scottish accents but when it comes to Irish accents (if they speak really fast) I cant understand a word....

[morie91]

screw that New Zealand accents are freaking sexy!!!

 

does it sound something similar to australian accent?

because i've recently found a lots of love for the australian accent (oh no, ofc i'm not talking about cameron lee... geee *nervously shifts her gaze around*)

[Tishina]

I think we have some badarse accents up in here this is going to be fun

I think we do too! And I'm pretty certain some people haven't piped up because it's late night where they are.

[anna_spice]

So, we have Scottish, English, New Zealand, Southern US, Polish, and Romanian so far. Have I missed anyone?

Ukranian..anyone?I know it's very weird,but I absolutely have no problems with speaking or communicating,beacause I am studying in Canada

[Adela]

does it sound something similar to australian accent?

because i've recently found a lots of love for the australian accent (oh no, ofc i'm not talking about cameron lee... geee *nervously shifts her gaze around*)

I love Aussie accents too, i guess for me every accents sound sexy as long as they are not Romanian   we just sound weird

[Oracle1099]

I've broken down my friends...may I please have an invitation to the spoiler group?

[Potato Cat]

Funny, i can understand Scottish accents but when it comes to Irish accents (if they speak really fast) I cant understand a word....

Since I've come to uni, I've been told I need to slow down so much when I talk, so apparently I talk fast? I think they just need to catch up though!

[Tishina]

Ukranian..anyone?I know it's very weird,but I absolutely have no problems with speaking or communicating,beacause I am studying in Canada

Cool! To American ears, it tends to sound like a Russian accent, but we live under rocks when it comes to accents (I was once visiting a northern state and was asked if I was from England - they say ya'll in England? Canadians, on the other hand, peg me instantly.)

 

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[anna_spice]

does it sound something similar to australian accent?

because i've recently found a lots of love for the australian accent (oh no, ofc i'm not talking about cameron lee... geee *nervously shifts her gaze around*)

Yes,I've heard some They talk a little bit slow and ,as for me, sor of funny

[Iceyone]

I love all accents, they always sound more interesting and romantic than my own hotch-potch lol I have a friend who lives in Nth England PC, his accent is as strong as mine, it's so funny when the two of us are telling each other to slow down and giving it the "your accent is so strong" it's like pot & kettle?

[Cerulione]

Cool! To American ears, it tends to sound like a Russian accent, but we live under rocks when it comes to accents (I was once visiting a northern state and was asked if I was from England - they say ya'll in England? Canadians, on the other hand, peg me instantly.)

 

Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Scottish, English, New Zealand, Southern US, Canadian, Polish, Ukrainian and Romanian so far.

 

Chinese-Indonesian living in France Orlais since many years ago... so I got all accents mixed up actually.

[anna_spice]

Cool! To American ears, it tends to sound like a Russian accent, but we live under rocks when it comes to accents (I was once visiting a northern state and was asked if I was from England - they say ya'll in England? Canadians, on the other hand, peg me instantly.)

 

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Well,I don't  think that I have a Russian accent actually.I guess it would be disaster to a native speaker to hear as someone talking English with a very obvious Russian accent(believe me)  

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

does it sound something similar to australian accent?

because i've recently found a lots of love for the australian accent (oh no, ofc i'm not talking about cameron lee... geee *nervously shifts her gaze around*)

 

Yeah, they are very similar but some words are pronounced differently. Like their i's sound more like e's in my experience, so six sounds like sex and chips sound like cheps. But they would have different variants to their accents dependent on what part of Australia they come from, same as in New Zealand.  

[CuriousArtemis]

i'm 276 now. it's not too awful. as long as once inside it's smooth.

 

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Wow, this is a forum about Dragon Age, not sex educa-- Oh wait, you're talking about the Keep *cough*

[CuriousArtemis]

it says i'm being redirected to the keep,  but nothings happening.

 

i clicked yes..lol! it just kicked me out! I clicked yes, and it was all like talk to the hand! you used this number already.

 

I was like but no, no i didn't.

 

LOL This is only for Keepers... do you not have a key? I think I have one left. 

[MidgetNemo]

Wow, this is a forum about Dragon Age, not sex educa-- Oh wait, you're talking about the Keep *cough*

Popping the heat sink

[CuriousArtemis]

So... where do we report that it isn't actually taking us to the keep when the timer says it's our turn?

 

Just go to the feedback forum, I'd imagine. Wait, are you also not in the Keep?

[Sifr]

English, but proper, Northern as **** English!

 

Conversely, English which swerves between the South and West Country every other word!

[Tishina]

Well,I don't  think that I have a Russian accent actually.I guess it would be disaster to a native speaker to hear as someone talking English with a very obvious Russian accent(believe me)  

Oh, I know they're different, but I haven't heard enough Ukrainian-accented English to tell the difference. And I learned Russian before I went to live in Germany for a couple of years, tried to learn German then found out I was speaking it with a Russian accent (not a good thing in the early 80s). So I decided it was better to just speak English

 

Chinese-Indonesian living in France since many years ago... so I got all accents mixed up actually.

Oh, my! Well, I've moved around a bit, but not that much.

 

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